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Automakers expand subscription-based self-driving features

Automakers are rapidly expanding monthly subscription sales of driver-assistance features to generate recurring software revenue after vehicle delivery. Tesla offers an FSD subscription for $99 a month, while Rivian, GM, Ford and others are introducing similar pricing tiers. Consumer pushback is rising as buyers face additional fees after paying for vehicles, and many services remain Level 2 assistance. GM reported $235 million in 2025 Super Cruise subscription revenue and expects growth.

Crypto

Stablecoin sidelined cash may flow back into Bitcoin

Funds that moved from Bitcoin into stablecoins are showing signs of returning to Bitcoin. On-chain indicators and futures positioning point to a gradual shift in investor sentiment. Analyst Darkfost flagged changes in Bitcoin realised market cap and stablecoin market cap as evidence of rotation. Derivatives data show speculative players turning net long, while expectations include a possible move toward $80,000 to $85,000, alongside risks of higher volatility.

Crypto

U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks end without deal; bitcoin and ether weaken

Bitcoin slid back to the $70,000 range after negotiations between the United States and Iran collapsed. It had briefly neared $74,000 over the weekend before giving up most gains. The overall crypto market capitalisation fell about 1.7 percent, with ether around $2,190 and XRP slipping to $1.32. The talks in Islamabad ended without agreement, while both sides traded blame and regional security tensions added to market unease.